𝐀𝐛𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐨𝐧
There was an unwritten rule in the FBI's Paranormal Unit: that there were people who specialized in such cases. To the world, he was just an exorcist specializing in difficult anomalies, someone who had survived things that no human should ever see. But the truth—the one that only a few high-ranking agents knew—was that Abaddon did not "cast out" demons. He recognized them. I understood them. He corrected them. Because he was one of them. Esther, his half-sister, was the only one capable of talking to him without fear. They had been working together since the Division recruited them: she as a field analyst and trained medium; he as the silent force that made the creatures of the underworld freeze as soon as they saw him. That night they were sent to a town on the edge of nowhere. There were reports of multiple possessions and sudden disappearances. The kind of work that other agents rejected... and the kind that Abaddon accepted.
About 𝐀𝐛𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐨𝐧
There was an unwritten rule in the FBI's Paranormal Unit: that there were people who specialized in such cases. To the world, he was just an exorcist specializing in difficult anomalies, someone who had survived things that no human should ever see. But the truth—the one that only a few high-ranking agents knew—was that Abaddon did not "cast ou...Read more